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A MEDICINE, NOT A DRINK.
MEGH AUTKHORHTH

Hop Bitters is not, in any sense, an al
ooholic beverage or liquor, and could not
be sold, for use, except 10 persons de-
sirous Of obtaining medicinal bitters.
GREEN B. RAUM,
q. 8. Com'r Internal Rev.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-24

Senate reassembled at 8 O'Clock.
on motion OF DR.. Lewis, an act TO incor-
porate the town Of Clayton an ACT 70 ~
corporate the Double nun t,r naeii'i D''-
on motion Of DR.. Cooper, the Senate phi
for the suppression of policy gambling was
read a third time and passed.
On motion of DIR. Lewis, the supplement
10 an act 10 incorporate Franklin Lodge, a;
+, A. NJ, OF Georgetown, was read tniru
time and passed. an, e. ,noor.
On motion Of DR.. Lewis, tne pill 70 Lno ,,,as
read the first time.
Adjourned.
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AFTERNOON BkshloNs
House reassembled at 8 O'Clock.

House TbhSStluDl6u az o ciOchs
The committees convention bill was
passed by the following vote: Ayes-Alln-
band, Chandler, Dasey, Harrington .liowbe",
Mccoy, Mediil, Mulligan, Norny, Perry,
Rust, Scotch, Smalley, NAPLES, Speaker-1b.
Noes--Jones, Taylor, Temple, Ware, Wilson
--6.
Mr.. Jones offered a resolution for the re-
call OF the House Oyster bill from the
Senate. Agreed to and the bill returned
and recommitted.
Passed-House bill for the relief OF DIS
trict 1872, Sussex county.
Mr., Chandler introduced a bill to consolt.
date the offices Of county treasurer and
treasurer of the poor Of New Castle county.
Passed-Senate bill to add Wingate
Streets to the benefioiaries OF the late Peter
Robiuson's Indian schools act.
Read by title and referred-House bills ~
relation to MORTGAGES; to amend sec. i,
chap. $40, vol. XVII, Delaware Laws.
Notice was given Of the following new
bills-By Mr.. Ware, to divorce Frank u.
from Carrie n. Lafferty; to amend the
charter of the Artisans Savings Bank; 70
confirm the sale OF certain real estate 10
wilmington; for the appointment OF VII
minQton inspector of plumbing; In relation
to the streets and sewers Of Wilmington; &c
amend the charter OF Wilmington; In rela
tion to the election laws Of the city OF VII
mington; by Mr.. Medill, to amend the ac
reducing the number Of justices OF peace II
| wilmington; by Mr.. Dasey, to incorporate
| the Herring Branch Ditch Company.
| Adjourned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-03-24

DOVER, marcn lf.-~1ouse Iuotht wv oiuSh'
MT. Norny, from the committee on the
Judiciary, reported back without recon.
insndation the bill relating to insurance OF
employees OF corporations.
Mr., Mccoy gave notice OF bill to amend
section /, chapter 1856, volume XIV, Laws OF
Delaware
anahle John P. Jefferson to Araighten and
extend public road; by Mr.. Medill, re-
iating TO Jurisdiction OF New. Castle
county Justices; by Mr.. DaseY, TO incorpo-
rate The Herring Branch Ditch Company;
to dissolve Roxana school districts, sussex
by Mr.. Ware, to appoint Wilmington In,
spector Of plumbing; to confirm the SAFE 81
| fine Wilmington san blot; to divorce Frank
B. from Carrie H. Lafferty; to amend the
charter OF the Artisans Savings Bank Sen,
i ate hills to expedite the trial OF criminal
causes; to incorporate the Peninsuiar Keller
| Association.
MT. NAPLES gave notice OF q bill Il, amend
chapter lag, volume XVI, Delaware LAWS.
Read by title and referred-House bills to
amend section Z, chapter 10, Revised Code
to amend chapters 80 and 100, hevisea
Code: to divorce Mary e. from David W.
Chandler; to incorporate the Equitable
Real Estate Company; to divorce Elizabeth
from Levin d. Collins.
MT. Jones from the committee on munich
nal CORPORATIONS, reported without recon-
mendation bill to exempt certain Delaware
City real estate from taxation. On motion
| of Mr.. Mulligan, the bill was taken up ano
passed by vote OF IA to 1:
Read first time-9enate bills for the relief
of districts 1875 and o., Sussex county; In
creasing Smyrnas street appropriation &c
$400.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House reassembled at o'clock.
Given notice of-By Mr.. Jones: In rela
tion TO the uniform ballot law; by Mr.. Ware
i to incorporate the West Fourth Street sewe
Read and referred-House bills for tn
relief of Dorcas Law and others 70 furtne
D amend chap. 16, Revised Cope (militia Dill.
) Passed-House bills to lay out road !
8 south Murderkill; to extend Quaker Meei
: inc House road, Milford hundred; to en-
o courage the Improvement and provide 10
!, Inc maintenance Of public roads In Ne'
Castle county; to incorporate Friendshi
o Oonclave OF Heptasophs. ~
It Indefinitely postponed-Senate Dill e
a pealing State tax on physicians; supple
Inent TO an act for laying out a road In Dag
@ borough and Gumborough.
h Given notice of-By Mr.. Mccoy, 10 q
i, vorce Caleb from Olarisse J. Brinton
Mr.. Medill, to divorce Francis Il. .. no
Martha N. Davis; by Mr.. Temple, 70 mai
"A valid the acknowledgment OF certain dee'
in Sussex county by Mr.. Wilson, tor the I
IN iief Of district No. 118, Sussex county.
~ Mr.. Jones presented the claim OF Pr
n. thonotary Maxwell, ego, for bound volum
v, OF Delaware Laws. Referred
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MmDLETowN, March ga burglar
made an unsuccessful attempt to break in
the National Hotel on Sunday night. He
was frightened off, but not captured.
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DovER, March 22--House metal 10 o'clock:
Mr.. Scotch presented the petition OF
James j. Boyer and others for new road
In West Dover hundred.
Mr.. Smalley presented a resolution award
Ing to Levi O. Bird, Esq, $500 for services
In bank tax litigation.
Mr.. Mccoy offered O joint resolution en-
towering State Treasurer Herbert to collect
and receipt for all monies due the State
from the United States. Adopted.
Mr.. Allaband presented the petition OF
oornelia Bundy for divorce.
Given notice of--By MIR. Smalley, to REIN
corporate the town Of Newark for the pro-
tection of fisheries In this Statei by Mr..
NAPLES, supplement to the pilotage law; by
Mr.. Chandler relating to goods and mer-
chandise in store aud In transit and make
receipts therefor negotiable; by Mr.. Perry,
for a road in Indian River hundred.
Introduced aud re id-By Mr.. Ware, In re-
Iation to the streets and sewers OF Whining
ron, nnd to amend the charter of Whining.
on (cltizens' committee bills): by Mr. Rust,
supplement to chapter 507 volume XVII,
Delaware Laws; by Mr.. Scotch, to lEy out
a new road In West Dover hundred; by Mr..
5malley, Senate bill for the suppression OF
lottery policies.
Read and referred Senate bill TO transfer
| the farm of Walter Ford to district 60 New
Castle county; House bills to confirm the
sale OF the Wilmington sand lot; for the ap-
| pointment OF Wilmington plumbing In.
spector; to amend chapter 1856, volume XIV
Laws Of Delaware; for the relief Of dlstric'
/ 116, Kent county; for n new road In Little
and Broad Creek hundreds, Sussex; &c
amend the charter of Dover.
The reconsidered House bill 10 relation
to oysters was amended and repassed.
| Passed-House bills to divorce Amy T
| from George F. Bugless; In relati N t
mortgages In relation to the united school
| OF Laurel, (passed by vote of is to g. ALA
band and Wilson voting MOI
Adjourned.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


Introduced and read-Senate bill to trans
fer the property OF Walter Ford from dis
trict 65 to district SO, New Castle county; by
Mr.. Mccoy, to amend chapter 1875. vol. XIV,
Delaware Laws; to divorce Caleb from
Clarisse J. Brinton; to lay out road In
Little and Broad Creek hundreds.
Given notice of--By Mr.. Taylor, to
encourage the cultivation of fruit; hy Mr..
Rust, supplement to chap 507, volume XVII,
Delaware Laws,
Read and referred-House bills In rela-
tIon to the county treasurer and treasurer
OF the poor Of New Castle county; to incor-
porate Liberty Council Of Heptasophs; to
Incorporate the Malam Locomotive Boiler
Company; To incorporate the Wilmington
Warehouse Company; to amend chapter 6S,
Revised Code: to incorporate III rriDR
Branch Ditch Company; author'ztpg John
P. Jefferson to extend a public road Senate
bills for the relief OF districts 1875 and Do
Sussex county; supplement to the charter
OF Smyrna; to Incorporate the Peninsulai
Relief Society.
House bill relating to fishing. within one
mile OF the mouths OF creeks below Duci
creek was reconsidered and recommitted
Passed-House bills relating to the VIII
mington municipal court; for the burial o.
honorably-discharge soldiers, sailors anc
marines with amendments); to dissolve
Roxana school districts, Sussex county.
Read and referred-Senate bill to expe
dite the trial of criminal cases; House bill
to extend the water-mains OF Dover.
Adjourned.
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DOVER, March 1.-THE Senate met at II

read the first time.
Adjourned.
DOVER, March 1.-THE Senate met at IL
O clock. oot 20
,ncornorete the Wilmington Freight and
Fsrrv COMPANY; by DR.. Lewis, an aet 70
reyiye and renew the charter OF the mere
attn Branch Ditch Company. ,nIo.a
Paad a flrst time On motion OF DR.. Lewis
an act to Incorporate district iO6, hent
county: an act In relation 70 lnsuiahe W
companies; on motion OF MT, Dor ~ "
estabiish the boundaries of district iS2. Sus-
NV county. on motion of DIR. Lewis, TO IN
cornorate Whiteman Ditch Company. ~.
Read a second time-On motion OF Mr:
| crosaan House bills to set apart part OF
| Delaware bay for the planting OF oystels,
| 10 make legal wire fences, TO PUNISH tIo
harboring OF boys escaping from tne ne nv,I
Reform school, act TO 1ncorporate so .de
Passed-House bills to incorporate ois-
triet No. 81, Sussex county, to lncorporate
WIssahickon Tribe, l. o. IL. NJ
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate reassembled at O'Clock. !.
m motion OF DR.. Lewis, Senate plii e
roincornorate the Bright d Hatnes DitcI
Company was reconsidered, and the ph
reeommitted. ., o,ns. nros
onta 10 authorize W. s. Moore x
straiehten road In Sussex county; H doS.,
bIlia "a reduce city assessment OF New Castl'
rural lands; to extend the term OF the tru y
tees for sale Of Old amsn Ma, Ps9pe cntv
Iraed a second time by title). -,
On motion Of DR.. Cooper, House DiIi y
.oIncnrnorate this Old School Baptis
f rhnrSh cemetery Of Cow marsh, was read
/ seS 40 mo o Of Or. Cooper, House bill
j | ,ncarnorase the Double Run Branch Dltc
I nomngny was read third time and passeV
, Adtoufned to Ii O'Clock, Monday.
poyHn, March 2i.--The Senate assemble
at II o'clock. ...,,,a .roandmant
q che AT 10 incorporate the city OF NE NE
y Castle; Senate bill'to incorporate the y W. y
r mipaton Ferry and Transfer oompAh
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Pressed House bill in relation to Hshing
within one mile Of the mouths OF Kent
county creeks.
House conourred In Senate amendments
to House bill to incorporate district 81, Sus-
sex county.
Read and referred under suspension Of
rules--House bills dissolYing Boxana school
dietriots; 30 divorce Frank 3. from Carrie
II. Lafferty.
Adjourned to l1so o'clock, Monday.
Dover, March 2I.-House assembled at 10
O'Clock.
Mr.. Ware presented a petition from the
master plumbers OF Wilmington, for the
passage OF the pending House bill for the
appointment Of an inspector OF plumbing,
&c.
Mr.. Lowber presented petition from
residents of Little Greek, for the amend
ment Of section Of the act In relation to
oysters.
Mr.. Wilson presented remonstrance
from HarbesoD Hickman and other ci'izens
OF Lewes, against the anti-peddler bill.
Introduced and readily Mr.. Ware, to In
corporate the West Fourth Street Sewer
Company; by Mr.. Wilson, for relief of dis
triet 116, Kent county; by MIR. Chandler,
for the hppointment of county superin-
tendents Of schools Tread by title aid re-
ferred under suspension OF rules.
Given notice of--By Mr.. Norny, aiithoriz-
| ing the governor to appoint commission
to report to the next General Assembly by
| bill or otherwise for anew system OF )unty
or district government; by Mr.. MulliRan, to
| divorce James b. from Jennie Hamilton
| by Mr.. Scotch. to lay out a new road.
Adlourned
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-20
Dots About Town.

The library tea Saturday was largely
attended.
DIR. Cheaney has the little blue-eyed
boy baby yet.
There are six orphan children at the
Woman's Home.
The sewer question is agi'ating
council and people.
There are fewer sick at the city hos
pital Than for several months.
There was no Recorders court this
morning. Recorder Brown is sick.
The directory of the Woman's Ex-
change meets the LIST and Sd Monday
in each month.
There was only one "hold up" re.
ported last night, but the fellow got
nothing for lis pains.
The city council is in a muddle over
the street paving question, but will
work itself into harness after little.
The city council has authorized the
issuance Of school bonds to the
amount of $4,000 to build school
houses.
The health officer complains that
the scayenger does not do his duty,
but the council docs not seem to agree
with him.
The emancipation celebration and
corner stone laying by the colored
people Saturday was well attended and
was very successful.
The artesian well at the pump house
only produced one inch flow of water
and the drill was re-inserted. They
will 90 down until they obtain flow
of two inches.
There are more British born sub
jects in Dallas than one would imagine
Euglishmen in this country, are as a
rule, quiet, undemonstrative, and their
strengthen consequence is not
known.
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City Park Pavilion Concert.
Concert tonight at the Pavilion.
Itenews Her Youth.

Mrs Phebe Cheslcy, Peterson, Clay
Co., iowa, ,ells the following remark
able story, the truth OF which Is
vouched Tor by the residents of the
town: Il am IS years old, have been
troubled with kidney complaint and
lameness for many years; could not
dress myself without help. Now l am
free from all pain and sorepcss, and
am able to do all my own house work.
owe my thanks 10 Electric Bitters for
having renewed my youth, and re-
moved completely al disease and
pain" Try a bottle, only so cents, al
w. II Howell q Bro'a Drug Store
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THE COURTS.
Divorces Granted District
Court AdjOurns - Crap
Shooters.

In the district court this morning
May f. Black was granted divorce
from f. d. Black, with the custody
of their children.
Matilda Garrett was also granted
a divorce from Daniel Garrett, with
custody of children
Tho petit jury received their final
discharge and court adjourned until
the second Monday in October.
The following cases were disposed
of in the county court this forenoon
Jerry Ford, crap pleaded guilty,
fined $40 and cost in two cases.
Gam Brown, crap, pleaded guilty,
fined $40 and costs in two cases.
Ellis Sheperd, crap, pleaded guilty,
$40 and costs.
Chas. Taylor, cray, guilty, $40 and
costs.
Ed White, gaming, guilty, $40 aud
costs.
A. Simmons, disturbing The peace,
jury verdict guilty, $15 and casts.
There are over 800 criminal cases ON
the docket.
Sarah Scott, arraigncd in Judge
Braswcll's court pleaded guilty to va
grancy and was fined 81 and cost and
sent to jail.
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Owing to the rumof given out by
attorneys, ETC., that the Sunday law is
not in harmony with the State law,
and other technical reasons, whether
true or not, has made the saloon
keepers bold, and the result is that
yesterday access to large number OF
saloons was very easy. There was
not that caution as whom the law is
strictly enforced. The blame is not
with the police. Under the existing
circumstances there 10 but little use
for arrests to be made. Convictions
are almost impossible. Between the
ruling of Recorder Brown, that the
officer must see tho money pass from
the man who drinks to the man who
sells, and the doubt which has over
spread the law, there isn't much use to
make arrests. The city council should
instruct the city attorney to make q
law that will hold water. To all in
tents and purposes there is no Sunday
law in Dallas since the new admins
tion came in.
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Society Notes.

The Swedish young ladies will give
an leo cream festival Tuesday evening
In the building opposite Sanger Bros.'
on Elm street.
Tuesday night at the Workingmen's
Hall the ladies of the East Dallas Bap-
tist Church will give an entertain
ment.
There will be lawn party Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. j. p.
Jones under the auspices of the
ladies OF the Cumberland Presbyter-
ian Church.
"Betsy Hamilton" at the opera
house Thursday night.
Tuesday night Mrs. Barnett Gibbs
handsome parlors will be opened and
there will be splendid entertainment
given.
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The Camp Street Fight.

Ben johnson, the.colored man whom
Officer Mullen arrested Saturday af-
ternoon is charged with stabbing a
negro man who lives in the country !;
attempting to shoot a man by the
name of Hoffman, living three miles
from Dallas on the Lancaster road,
and in resisting arrest attempted to
shoot Mullen. The officer says he was
compelled to beat him down with a
club before he could do anything with
him. johnson is the jsnitor at the
CITY hall. He is the man who nearly
disemboweled Bob Sullivan about a
year ago. lie was arrested a few
weeks since tor beating awoman. AL
together Ben seems to be bad man.
lie says that when the unknown ne
gro came into the restaurant he (John-
SOM was quietly eating his dinner and
was attacked, and what he did in the
fight he does not know.
The bartender at Henry Schneider
saloon, when attacked by one of the
negroes spoiing for fight. gave the
fellow a dose Of cub he will carry
with him all his life.
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New Suits Filed.

Daniel Litterington and wife have
fi'ed.complaint in district courtae a'nst
w. II. Hale of Ellis county, the Anglo
American Land and Claim Associa-
ton, and the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe railway company, complaining that
after he had transferred half interest
Ia certain tract f land on Five Mile,
with the promise and understanding
that depot and town would be built,
they entirely failed TO comply with
their agreement and he prays for that
the contract be declared null and void.
James Bentley, complains that the
Mount Z'on Free Mission Baptist
church, Inlawfully elected him from
certain property and he claims DANA
ges in the sum Of $500
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Gone to Houston.

The Dallas Light Guard left this
morning for Houston to attend the
drill there. They have been drilling
much of late and have greatly i'm
proved. Their drill Saturday evening
in front of the Grand Windsor was
very creditable and their friends and
well wishers confidently expect them
to win one of the prizes.
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Bac-kac-he.

What does that spellp Why, "back-
ache" of course, though you would
not suspect it at the fist glance. 1t
spells what hundreds and thousands of
women are suffering from every day
of their lives. but what they need not
suffer from, if they knew the virtues
of DIR. Pierce's "Favorite Prescrip-
ton" All those :" dragging down T"
pains and sensations of nausea and
weakness peculiar to women can be
cured by this same boon to woman
kind. II is almost magical in its re-
sulte
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To Incorporate

Citizens OF the thriving city OF Embree
have petitioned the county court for an
election for the purpose Of incorporating,
which has been ordered for July 2. IL
seems that portion OF the territory claim
ed by "Duck Creek" is included, in conse-
quence OF which that whole end oil the town
Is in an uproar. Duck Greek Is willing to
be included entirely IL they will call IL Duck
Greek, or IL they viii move the Embreo post
Office down there, they will agree to the
name Of Embree, and thus the MATTER
stands with Embree firm and determined,
while Duck Creek seems 10 be weakening.
y.
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Train Robbery.

The latest train robbery was near
Flatonia, on the Southern Pacific, Sat-
urday morning. The express and mail
cars and nearly all the passengers were
robbed, the Doodle amounting to at
least $4,000. Some men boarded the
train at Flatonia, two Of whom went
forward over the tender and captured
the engineer. After getting some dis
tance out OF town the train was
stopped and the express messenger,
Frank Folger, at first approached. He
was ordered to open the safe, but had
thrown the KEY away aud could not.
They beat him over the head with
pistols until he was insensible, split
his ears, and left him for dead. Other
robbers went through the train and
robbed everybody. Ihe young lady
was struck on the head for being slow.
None have been captured.
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Fans! Fans! Fans!
ALL REDUCED.

A lot Of Decorated Gauze Fans 35c formerly 60c.
lot of Satin Painted Fans with Gilt handles, 5Oc Fan
we'll worth 81.
lot Of Satin Painted Fans with Gilt handles at $l15
reduced from $l.75
lot of better grade Satin Painted Fans in Cream Pink,
Blue and Cardinal at 81 reduced from 81 and $3.50
Very large Satin HandPainted Fans Olive Wood handles
at ~,.eo; former price 90 so and $97b
Handsome line Decored Fans and Japanese Lanterns
suitable for lawn parties.
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To Participate.

At a meeting yesterday the labor
organizations of Dallas agreed to join
the Farmer' Alliance 4th of July
demonstration-the parade, the picnic
and the festivities generally. The
parade peomises to be one of the larg-
esl ever seen in Dallas.
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strictly Business.

The strictly business society of the
Floyd Street Church, will give an Ice
Cream Festival tomorrow night at the
working mems hall. corner Elm and
Hawkins streets. Every body invited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-20

Our lines of furniture for summer
furnishing are especially attractive
and comprise novelties not to be seen
elsewhere. c. G.. Eckford's 726 and 72S
Elm street.
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srcctacles to suit all eyes and pock-
cts. from 10 cents up Patterson, the
Peoples Druggist, 700 kaip street,
orner OF Poydras.
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GREAT PARAS0L SALE.
We have never placed before the people Of Dallas such
values in Parasos as we offer to-day

Black Satin Parasos scooped edges 85 reduced from s0c
Black Parasols, scolloped edge 95 formerly
$1.25, andswell worth $3.50
Black Silk Sun Umbrellas nickel handles, $l.35 we'll
worth So
superior quality Silk Serge Sun Umbrellas, $780, reduc
ed from So and $3.50
Black Satin Parasos lined and lace trimmed $75 actual
value $3.50.
Black Satin Coaching Parasos lined, $275; these were
sold at beginning of season for 81.
Assorted Of Fancy Coaching Parasos and stylish
to be closed out at $l.25 being nearly half price
Lot Satin Striped Brocaded and Plaid Coaching Paraso
new and handles elegant design and Of durable
quality will be placed counters at $25 were sUld at
$3.50 and $3.
The Latest Novelties in parasols the Glace Pongees and
Striped sarah all in the popular Coaching STYLE sold all sea-
son at 1876, and reduced to $2.95
lines the finer grades Of domestic and imported Par
aso are very full and complete and prices all correspond
ngy reduced.